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We have a number of cats who, for various reasons are not suitable for re-homing. This might be because of illness, age or temperament. These cats stay in long-term foster care and we operate a Sponsorship Scheme where, for a small donation, people can sponsor one (or more!) of these cats.
Alternatively you might like to Sponsor a Pen
The sponsorship money helps towards the food and veterinary bills for the cats.    If you would like to join the Sponsorship Scheme, please contact our Sponsorship Secretary

These are some of the Sponsor cats. To see a bigger picture, just click on the thumbnail.      To see more Sponsor cats, click here.

   ROSIE
 Rosie is about thirteen years old. She was in a road accident as a young cat and lost one ear and half her tail. The vet was unable to find her owners and for a time she lived with one of the nurses. While she was there she met Jim, a ginger feral kitten and they have been inseparable ever since. They were rehomed together but two years ago came into the care of Cats Protection. After eight months we had still not managed to find them a home and their fosterer let them out into her large garden. They now live there very happily with the other cats, sleeping on beds and doing all the things cats like to do.
                                                                                                                                      ERROL
Known as “Errol the Feral”, he is approximately ten years old. He was continually found in the trap at a local army camp when we were carrying out a  “feral campaign”. His persistence was rewarded and he was taken to a place of safely in a foster home, where he rules the roost.
        CARMEN-MIRANDA
 Carmen-Miranda is a long-haired tortie and white female, about thirteen years old.   She was very wild when she came into our care, and didn’t tame down at all.   Because she was so fluffy, we waited till a foster home could take her to live ‘free-range’ with other tame domestic cats.   This has proved to be successful, and Carmen will now even allow her fosterer to pick her up.